Visit the RLC Museum
To contact us call: 01962 887793 or email: information@rlcmuseum.com

With military history on display, from Agincourt to the present day, including Monty’s D-Day Rolls Royce, a range of military horse-drawn and motorised logistic vehicles, uniforms, weapons, medals and much more; this fascinating and unique museum gives visitors an insight into how the British Army was moved, supplied and sustained over the centuries.
Tuesday to Saturday 0930 to 1600 (last entry at 15:30)
Free entry and car parking
Worthy Down, Winchester, SO21 2RG
COVID-19 measures: Whilst there is no longer a requirement to book a place to visit the museum, notice of large groups would be appreciated. Hand sanitiser is available throughout the museum and the wearing of masks is optional.
The South’s newest visitor attraction

The new RLC Museum near Winchester will allow much more of the RLC’s unique collection to be displayed and has many interactive displays, a small cinema, a cafeteria and work rooms. With activities for children, uniforms to try on, puzzles to complete and many things to see and do, The RLC Museum provides a great day out for both young and old.
Latest Museum News & Events

The South’s newest museum to hold a WW1 living history event in August
The brand new Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) Museum at Worthy Down near Winchester, is holding a First World War living history event from 12 to…

RLC MUSEUM IN SEARCH OF WORK FOR FIRST CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION
The brand new RLC Museum at Worthy Down is due to open in May 2021. Part of the museum will house a temporary, six-month, exhibition. The…
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The Royal Logistic Corps
The Royal Logistic Corps
We are live now! RLC Boxing finals live tonight!
https://youtu.be/0HaYeotfE7w
Tonight, live boxing returns to the RLC.
Our Youtube Channel has all the action!
Watch live from 1800 tonight on the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRoyalLogisticCorps
Back after the pandemic an opportunity to celebrate the Corps.
Hosted by 29 Regiment RLC, the day is intended to be a celebration of The RLC and to this end uniformed ‘on duty’ participation will be kept to a minimum.
The Royal Logistic Corps